Neftaly Kingdom Report

SayPro Development Specialist    

Daniel Makano

Introduction

The Neftaly Kingdom hosted a vibrant and heartwarming event dedicated to celebrating the talents, voices, and joy of children within our community. The event brought together young participants from Rabashoto and Basa Primary Schools, and included songs, dances, speeches, and games that highlighted creativity, confidence, and unity.

Program Highlights

Speeches

Several children delivered short speeches on thoughtful topics. These moments were powerful, as each speaker demonstrated courage and clarity beyond their years.

Precious Khomola spoke about the serious issue of Bullying, encouraging kindness and respect.

Palesa Mokhobotane honored mothers with a touching speech titled Happy Mother’s Day, which moved many in the audience.

Priscilla Chirambo shared her dreams in a speech called When I Grow Up, inspiring peers to dream big.

Singing and Dancing

The event was filled with music and movement.

Primrose Mkwebu from Basa led the group in a beautiful singing performance that captivated the audience.

All the children participated in group dancing sessions, performing traditional and modern routines that showcased joy, teamwork, and cultural pride.

Games Played:

• 1. Morabaraba
• 2. Chocolate
• 3. Mama ka Zandile
• 4. My Grandmother
• 5. Mandlamini

Neftaly Kingdom Children Information Table

No.	Name	Surname	Grade	School	Topic
1	Happiness	Dube		Rabashoto	Nothing
2	Selina	Nkomo		Rabashoto	Nothing
3	Ika	Sibati		Rabashoto	Nothing
4	Precious	Khomola		Basa	Bullying
5	Palesa	Mokhobotane		Basa	Happy Mother’s day
6	Gugulethu	Diyayne		Basa	Nothing
7	Nicole	Siziba		Basa	Nothing
8	Priscilla	Chirambo		Basa	When I grow up
9	Primrose	Mkwebu		Basa	Singing

Conclusion

This joyful event reminded us of the power of nurturing children’s voices and gifts. The Neftaly Kingdom continues to be a safe and empowering space for young people to grow, express themselves, and be celebrated. We are proud of every child who participated and grateful to the teachers, parents, and volunteers who made the day a success.